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I lost my Peanut...

Maybe if you gut some gills and post a picture of the patina, the clan's high members will consider taking you off double secret probation

I like that little guy. Lord knows why I haven't gotten a yellow nut, I love the way they look. But my chestnut bone nut is just starting to get pocket worn and is getting a natural patina...
 
That missing peanut will turn up. They are impossible to lose. I thought I lost mine half a dozen times but it always reappears unexpectedly.
 
Happened to me about a month ago, lost my texas jack and bought a yellow cv medium stockman to replace it.
Sorry to hear about your lost knife, and congrats on your first "Yeller" handled case :D
 
OzarkCreekWalker said:
Maybe if you gut some gills and post a picture of the patina, the clan's high members will consider taking you off double secret probation

I like that little guy. Lord knows why I haven't gotten a yellow nut, I love the way they look. But my chestnut bone nut is just starting to get pocket worn and is getting a natural patina...
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A well patined yella 'nut is like a get out of jail card. It's an automatic lifting of any probation.:D

Carl.
 
Glad to see you got a replacement, it's hard to move on when you loose one that means so much or that has been around a while, but the yellar one should keep you company very well.
I have a Yellar on in my pocket right now, it may not be as pretty as the chestnut bone, but when it gets a patina going, it's as classic as they come.
 
Art_Vandeley said:
Here she is. The F&F isn`t as good as my old one, there are gaps between the scales and bolster, and the grinds are way off, but I still love it. Feels so good to have it in my pocket again. My first yeller CV Case.
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Nice classic knife Art, Case really hit a homerun with that shade of yellow in my book. I love it.

Funny how those little flaws sometimes don't mean a thing isn't it? I've had some knives that I really liked and most of them had a little something here and there that could be considered a blemish. Besides you'll have your own edge on it soon enough anyway.

Will
 
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